Melgund Integrated Nuclear Impact Assessment (MINIA) is a community-led research and analysis initiative focused on understanding the full social, cultural, environmental, and economic implications of nuclear-related projects in Northwestern Ontario. Grounded in local knowledge and lived experience, the project brings together researchers, artists, youth, Elders, and community partners to examine how large-scale infrastructure—such as the proposed Deep Geological Repository—intersects with everyday life, land-based relationships, and long-term regional sustainability.
How will the proposed Deep Geological Repository affect the physical landscape of Northwestern Ontario? We review the latest soil and sediment findings for the Revell…
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization predicts low risks for our local water, but the critical modeling isn't finished yet. We explore what 'mixing zones' and…
The Nuclear Waste Management Organization says construction dust at the Revell Site poses low risk, but the specific air quality models haven't been run yet.…
We’re breaking down the latest technical tables from the NWMO. What exactly are they measuring in our backyard, and where are the missing numbers that…
We’re diving into the complex mix of federal, provincial, and Indigenous rules governing the proposed nuclear waste site. Who really has the final say in…